[Music] ALERT. Bruce Springsteen and Mary's Place.
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Glawstergull
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A sensational performance. A logistical disaster. The man is quite simply incredible.
We were there as well. Such a brilliant performer, but initially was disappointed with the sound system.
Holte End a shit show, chaotic and disorganised.
In other news an atmosphere in the Holte End, who knew?
Holte End a shit show, chaotic and disorganised.
In other news an atmosphere in the Holte End, who knew?
mile oak
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- May 21, 2023
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Bryan Adams think was around similar time did a massive gig at the BC probably similar time on stage apart from getting audience members to sing summer of 69.Is that the very early 80's Brighton Centre gig? Had a ticket for the original date. Then he put it back about six months cos he had a migraine or something. Being newly ex-punk, just thought at the time f**k you Springsteen, if you can't be arsed to turn up, then neither can I. Sold me tkt on, cost price, for the rescheduled gig. Apparently missed out on an epic near 3 hour set. Oh well
Glawstergull
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I was in the Holte End. Catering was comical for the money I paid.
How was your journey home. Bloody M25
Ooh it’s a corner
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Have loved him since I first bought Born To Run in ‘75 and then the earlier albums. Saw him at the MK Bowl around ‘93 I think and then the Ricoh a few years back. Tried for Dublin tickets without success. His live shows are legendary although inevitably his voice is less reliable understandably. Mind you since the audience sing all the words to almost everything it hardly matters! Pure class!
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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It was bloody brilliant.
But a shambles - no real security
And the bars. Worst I’ve seen at any game or gig.
Spent about an hour getting four pints and three waters
£44 for the privilege
The gig.
Three hours and it flashed by
Emotional, reflective. joyous, mad, funny, and just a wonderful feeling of community.
Must be it now though?
But a shambles - no real security
And the bars. Worst I’ve seen at any game or gig.
Spent about an hour getting four pints and three waters
£44 for the privilege
The gig.
Three hours and it flashed by
Emotional, reflective. joyous, mad, funny, and just a wonderful feeling of community.
Must be it now though?
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Super Steve Earle
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I was there. Mate of mine had to work, so gave me his ticket and girlfriend for the evening.
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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Complete joke of a stadium
Seagull over Canaryland
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Saw Bruce in Edinburgh a couple of weeks ago. Thought the venue and organisation was good. Was unseasonably hot at Murrayfield- but the stewards seemed switched on, allowing early access into the shaded parts of the stadium and handing out drinking water to whoever needed it.
Having seen him a few times since '81 at Brighton I was concerned that he might be getting a bit past it. Needn't have worried - 3 hours plus, without a break. A bundle of energy and his voice didn't falter. Impressive.
Whereas I had a brief medical episode towards the end of the gig and can only praise the stewards and first aiders. I was more concerned at disrupting the enjoyment of my lady friend, a huge Bruce fan - but having been assisted (backstage!) for a check-up we were re-admitted right at the front of the stage just as the great man came walkabout, with a few yards of us. He gave her a big smile and blew a big kiss, which made some amends for my untimely interruption. Phew. Thanks Bruce!
Having seen him a few times since '81 at Brighton I was concerned that he might be getting a bit past it. Needn't have worried - 3 hours plus, without a break. A bundle of energy and his voice didn't falter. Impressive.
Whereas I had a brief medical episode towards the end of the gig and can only praise the stewards and first aiders. I was more concerned at disrupting the enjoyment of my lady friend, a huge Bruce fan - but having been assisted (backstage!) for a check-up we were re-admitted right at the front of the stage just as the great man came walkabout, with a few yards of us. He gave her a big smile and blew a big kiss, which made some amends for my untimely interruption. Phew. Thanks Bruce!
Brian Potter
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I was in Edinburgh as well. Agree with you about the venue and organisation. £6 for a can of warm Tennants lager ripped from a multi-pack was a f***ing disgrace though!
TottonSeagull
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Was at Villa Park last night, another amazing performance. The security was non existent, got in without showing or scanning my ticket! The stewards seemed to have no clue how to run an event. Saw the great man in Rome in May and there we had tickets scanned and id’s checked. Great night last night (although thought the sound was slightly better in Rome) still the best singer and band to see live! On stage for 3 hours without a break!
was the only time I have enjoyed being in Villa Park!
was the only time I have enjoyed being in Villa Park!
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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Glawstergull
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I live near Stroud. Brother drove
Mike Small
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- Dec 26, 2008
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Announced two shows in Manchester and one in Liverpool next year (2025). Will he play London
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??LadySeagull
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Will he do Glastonbury?
Will the Bruce dance with Courteney Cox?
- Oct 17, 2008
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She looks so much healthier nowadays than during Friends. Always liked a bit of Courtney